Malaria Advocacy Working Group (MAWG)
- Co-Chairs:
- Hilaire ZON (Lutheran World Relief)
Craig JAGGERS (Worldvision) - RBM Secretariat Focal point:
- Michel Smitall
Tel.: +41 22 791 3658 - Next meeting:
NOTICE: Partners are informed that the Sixth Annual MAWG Meeting has been postponed.
In view of the recent bombing in Kampala, Uganda, the MAWG Leadership Team advised to postpone the gathering. Possible alternatives to hold the meeting will be communicated shortly.
View Provisional Agenda
Description of group:
The Malaria Advocacy Working Group (MAWG) coordinates RBM’s advocacy efforts, to increase the allocation of resources for malaria control for scaling-up malaria prevention, treatment, and operational research.
Overview:
The purpose of the MAWG is three-fold. Its first role is to provide strategic counsel to the Partnership and Partnership Secretariat on advocacy. Secondly, it consults with other working groups to produce timely and accurate information and tools for use in advocacy. Linked to this it provides information on opportunities for effective advocacy at global, regional and national level. Finally, it works with RBM Partners and working groups to ensure the wide dissemination of accurate information on resource allocations to inform the malaria community of current status and improve accountability both by donors and implementers.
For further information please refer to the MAWG Revised Terms of Reference adopted at the 18th RBM Board meeting in May 2010.
Aims for 2009-10:
- Advocate for effective malaria programs and resources to reach the 2010 targets and Millennium Development Goals by ensuring coordination of global activities, including alignment of messaging around the G-8, G-20, and Global Fund Replenishment (showing the "value of money" invested in malaria control).
- Support efforts towards Scaling Up for Impact (SUFI) through advocacy for improved quality and regularity of collecting data; supporting and championing malaria research and development; and advocating for the full roll-out of the GMAP at all levels ("making the money work" in countries).
- Increase awareness through World Malaria Day and other international events by coordinating global activities for maximum advocacy impact and developing key messages and ensuring Partnership adoption of these messages.
MAWG documentation
- Previous meetings
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Date Meeting outputs 5th MAWG Annual Meeting
8-9.02.2010,
Geneva- Draft Agenda [PDF 86K]
4th MAWG Annual Meeting
18-19.06.2009,
Geneva- Draft Agenda [PDF 86K]
3rd MAWG Annual Meeting
7.01.2009,
Geneva- Minutes [PDF 290K]
- Draft Agenda [PDF 86K]
2nd MAWG Annual Meeting
17.01.2008,
London- Minutes [PDF 86K]
- Meeting notes (Draft) [PDF 72K]
- Annotated Agenda [PDF 1.3M]
- RBM Harmonized workplan (summary) [PDF 2.7M]
1st MAWG Annual Meeting
10-11.01.2007,
London- Minutes of the meeting [PDF 68K]
- Presentations of the meeting [MS PPT 280K]
- RBM Partnership MAWG Advocacy Partner Profile [MS Word 38K]
Global Advocacy Task Force Meeting
23-24.01.2006,
GenevaIn November 2006, the RBM Partnership Board endorsed the Global Advocacy Framework developed by the RBM Advocacy Task Force. The Board also approved the formation of the Malaria Advocacy Working Group (MAWG) which replaces the Global Advocacy Task Force (GATF).
Presentations to download:
- RBM Issues & Messages
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- GMAP Key Facts, Figures and Strategies - Sep 2008
[in English] [in French] [in German] [in Arabic]
- RBM Issues Brief - 2009 Compendium
[in English]
- Key Figures on Malaria - May 2009
[in English]
- Agreed Messages for World Malaria Day 2009
[in English]
- RBM Resources
- GMAP Key Facts, Figures and Strategies - Sep 2008
- Presentations by Partners
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- Reporting for the 2011 High-Level Event
MERG, May 2009
- Integrated Vector Management for Malaria Prevention
Syngenta - Jun 2009
- Expanding the Ownership and Use of Mosquito Nets
AMP - Jun 2009
- 10th EDF Funding Opportunities for Malaria in African Countries
IFRC / EU Office - Jun 2009
- Mid term Review of the EU Development Instruments 2007-2013
IFRC / EU Office - May 2009
- Reporting for the 2011 High-Level Event


RBM Issues Brief